Hussein Mahfouz Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

- PhD student at the Institute for Transport Studies (ITS). Funded by the Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions (CREDS)- Spatial Network Analyst: CRUSE project for Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Technical Lead for a project funded by the New Urban Mobility Alliance (NUMO) "Using New Urban Mobility Data in Accessibility Analysis."– Studied the impact of Micromobility on Accessibility to opportunities, focusing on travel time improvements, micromobility supply constraints, and equity of access to opportunities– Responsible for literature review, methodology, data analysis, and project management– Technical work: augmenting OSM PBF files with realistic speeds from UBER/Mapbox data; travel time matrices for different mode combinations (including micromobility) using r5r; cumulative accessibility calculations; equity of spatial distribution of accessibility

Worked on the World Bank funded "Greater Cairo Region Mobility Assessment and Public Transport Improvement Study (MAPTIS)":– Drafted a sampling strategy for primary data collection– Cleaned, validated, and prepared datasets for input into a four‐step model– Technical work: travel time estimations (from GPS data) and GTFS feed creation; employment accessibility analysis; road segment passenger flow analysis; spatiotemporal boarding and alighting patternsWorked on the Ghana Urban Mobility and Accessibility Project (GUMAP) component on "Short term technical assistance for the completion of databases and maps of public transport routes and passenger flows in GAMA":– Managed the field research operation– Conducted knowledge transfer workshops on data collection and analysis for the local departments of transport – Analyzed the public transport network of Greater Accra, and co‐authored project reportsWorked on creating a spatial model of employment of Casablanca, Morocco for the World Bank:– Proposed and implemented a methodology to create spatially disaggregated employment datasets in a data‐poor context, accounting for informal employmentWorked on the World Bank funded study: "Multimodal Transport Strategy for the Greater Cairo Region":– In charge of fieldwork for mapping entire formal and informal public transport networks of the Greater Cairo Region– Co-developed a methodology to quantify and compare the impact of proposed bus corridors on regional accessibilityResearch and Development:– Developing and maintaining software to convert transit GIS data from primary data collection to GTFS feeds that are used for trip planning and analysis tasks (feeds contain both formal and informal modes of public transport)– Modelling road segment-level travel speeds for different travel modes using gps trackpoints from primary data collection exercises– Creating spatially disaggregated models of employment for cities without such data

Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Transport Studies

Msc Smart Cities And Urban Analytics, The Bartlett Centre For Advanced Spatial Analysis (Casa), Distinction

• Studied quantitative geography, network analysis, statistics and urban systems theory. • Dissertation:Prioritizing Road Segments.

Bachelor'S Degree, Construction Engineering